Eggs 10 Million Years Old Found in Mongolia
Dinosaurs, giant mammals, and the first dinosaur eggs are reported by the Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History. The team cites 72 skulls and 12 complete skeletons, with 25 fossilized dinosaur eyes, and estimates eggs at five to six inches long and 10,000,000 years old.
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Asia
American Museum of Natural History
Mongolian
Peking
America
Renry Walffeld Osburn
Mongolia
Osborn
Roy Chapman Andrews
Longiitude Loz
Former Soldiers Study Everything but Warfare in 1943
Sacramento report shows 800 veterans began fall training under state welfare board. Most pursue trades or professions, with none entering colleges for ancillary warfare study. Many aim for ministers, dentists, physicians, lawyers, artists, or journalists, amid broad education rehabilitation efforts.
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Sacramento
Cal
Mvice
F E. R. Caughey
State Veterans Welfare Board
Siu
Sosper
Caughey
Avill
Ivo
Public Lands Open in Four States for Vets
Department of the Interior announces about 11 400 acres of public lands in California Nevada New Mexico and Utah opened for World War I exservice men. Utah leads with 75 000 acres opened for homestead entry. Local land officers will announce exact opening dates later.
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Washington
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Department of the Interior
Community Gossip From Johnstown and Vicinity
Indiana visitors and local residents mingle in a bustling roundup of weekend activities. Families and individuals such as J J Tutchison, Mack, Wester, Filliott, Preall, Tomb, Caldwell, Cunningham, Fierlinger, McCrea, Treese, Wright, Gorman, Gorman relatives, and others are noted visiting, shopping, attending dances, corn husking, or traveling to Pittsburg and Florida. Local exchanges include hospital visits, timber cutting, and social calls across Armagh Johnstown and nearby towns.
Fossil reshapes view of ancient flowering plants discovery
Chicago scientist Professor A C Noe reports finding a fossil stem in a coal ball from the carboniferous age that resembles a modern flowering plant. The find pushes back the origin of angiosperms millions of years, suggesting land plants underwent a long development before the earliest rocks show them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A.C. Noe
University of Chicago
Noe
Grace Li Breaks Ancient Chinese Traditions in Travel
Grace Li daughter of Li Yun Hung president of the Chinese republic arrives in Wellesley Massachusetts with only Miss Harriet Chou for two year political economy studies. She advocates woman suffrage and asserts Chinese girls are no longer betrothed in infancy stating she has not found a man she wants to marry and remains unmarried.
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China
Grace Li
Li Yun- Hung
Wellesley
Mass
Harriet Chou
Mise Lb
Governor seeks Alpine county supervisor position
California Governor Friend W Richardson faces a vacant Alpine county supervisor post after George H Luhrs resignation. No applicants emerged, and with Alpine lacking a local newspaper the governor posted the vacancy in Markleville courthouse seeking suitable appointment contenders.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
W. Richardson
Alpine County
Markleeville
George H. Luhrs
Ex Kaiser Seeks Greater Seclusion at Doorn
Exiled German emperor plans stricter privacy at Doorn retreat. A barricade eight feet high will block sightlines from the highway as he moves to his garden, following publicity around a bonfire celebration at Doorn House.
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Doorn House
Local residents share visits and funerals across towns
MECO Mr Steck of Ohio visited his brother Raymond Steck last week. Mr and Mrs O Hi Arnold and daughter Wilma, Walter Herford and John Halderman visited Mrs C P Smiths lady with hunting. Mrs Oliver Stadtmiller is sick. Mr and Mrs Ernest Rager attended the funeral of Mrs Ragers sisters child at Homer City. J Q Anderson and family of Ernest visited their daughter Mrs Jay Cc Davis the past week. William G Smith and family and Mrs Lydia Williams of Juneau visited at C P Smiths on Sunday. Mrs Smith visited her son a few days. Mrs Lester Zack spent a few days with friends at Josephine. Annie Vargo of Pittsburgh was called home for her father James Vargo funeral. Mrs Samuel Burkett and daughter Mrs Irvin Myers visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Miss Edna Brown spent Sunday at her home here. Mr and Mrs George Nupp visited Mr and Mrs Benton Nupp on Sunday. Joseph Pardee and son Sherd gone to the mountains to hunt.
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MECO
Steck
Ohio
Raymond Steck
O. Hi. Arnold
Wilma
Walter Herford
John Halderman
Mra. C. P. Smith
Oliver Stadtmiller
Ernest Rager
J. Q. Anderson
Ernest
Jay Cc. Davis
William G. Smith
Lydia Williams
Juneau
C. P. Smith
Smith
Lester Zack
Josephine
Annie Vargo
Pittsburgh
James Vargo
Samuel Burkett
Irvin Myers
Edna Brown
George Nupp
Benton Nupp
Joseph Pardee
Sherd
Dilltown Social Notes Mention Visits And Contests
Mrs Mary C Passmore of Clearfield spent last week at her daughter-in-law Mrs A W G Campbell’s home and returned Friday. Daniel Williams of Pittsburgh visited the Campbell home last week. Miss Mabel Johnston of nearby called on Mrs Thelma Davis Friday. Join Evans cut logs for Otis Wagner last week. John Shearer and Mr and Mrs Robert Shearer attended the Starvey Moose sale Wednesday. A singing contest and an arithmetic contest were held at Barkley School. Mrs Abbie Stiles called on Miss Emma Fair Sunday. J Charlie Kuhn attended the fate of Stanley Young Saturday. James Campbell passed through town Saturday with corn and fodder.
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Mary C. Passmore
Clearfield
Ininw
A. W. G. Campbell
Daniel Williams
Pittsburgh
Campbell
Near Here
Mabel Johnston
Thelma Davis
Join Evans
Otis Wagner
John Shearer
Robert Shearer
Barkley School
Abbie Stiles
Emma Fair
J. Charlie Kuhna
Stanley Young
James Campbell
Penn Run update mentions local families and sale
Miss Helen Ray of Penn Run attended school there and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ray. Mrs Joe Moore traveled to Indiana for shopping. Frank Mentnhh reported a valuable horse loss recently. A public sale at Harvey Moore's on Wednesday drew a large crowd.
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Helen Ray
Penn Run
Fred Ray
Joe Moore
Indiana
Frank Menthh
Harvey Moore
Local Social Notes Highlight Indiana Visits and Nearby Gatherings
Clair Walker spent Monday with friends near Crete. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore called on Joe Moore on Sunday. Harvey Moore moved his family to Indiana last week. Rochester Mills residents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Warner and five children of Commodore, plus Homer Tyger of Indiana, spent weekend with Ila Hurd who is on the sick list. Thomas McMahan and Homer Downey visited Indiana Sunday evening. Erdean Potts and Gaynelle, with Mrs. Olive Zeigler of Indiana, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wineka and son Budd, and Mr. and Mrs. Ord Weaver were Smicksburg callers Wednesday.
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Clair Walker
Crete
Wm. Moore
Joe Moore
Harvey Moore
Indiana
J. AL. Warner
Commodore
Homer Tyger
Ila Hurd
Thomas McMahan
Homer Downey
Erdean Potts
Gaynelle
Olive Zeigler
David Gibson
Paul Wineka
Budd
Ord Weaver
Smicksburg
Local visits and travel in Uniontown area
Mrs EB of Somerville visited sister Mrs James Langham in Cherry Tree on Monday. Miss Beatrice Nichols spent the weekend at her Indiana home. Mr and Mrs James Langham and Ison Rex Langham with family visited I W Woodrow and Luella Parke of Somerset over the week. Miss Elizabeth Roberts, visiting her mother at Westover, has returned home.
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Eb, Somerville
Cherry Tree
James Langham
Beatrice Nichols
Indiana
Ison
Don
Rex Langham
I. W. Woodrow
Luella Parke
Somerset
Elizabeth Roberts
Westover
Ihas
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Whmington
William Clayden
Chevarder Jackson
Philadelphia
Berlin
East Wheatfield
J.J. Tutchison
Starry Mack
Johns
Lown
Mary Tomb
Bruce Tom
Harry Tomb
New York City
Virginia Caldwell
G. Mack
Johnstown
Mabel Cunningham
Indiani
Margaret Cunningham
H. M. Hilcott
Armagh
Armagh Miss Cunningham
Dilly M. Cunningham
R. M.cCounninghaim
Brushvalley
Russell Fierlinger
Tower City
G. T. McCrea
Warry McGrea
Stanley Allen
Willis Vans
Robert McCormick
Blair Deyarmin
G. W. Treese
James Blose
S. A. Wright
J. D. Gorman
Pittsburg
State
National Grange
Carl Peffer
Richmond
O. D. Gorman
Tar] Gorman
Here
Gladys M Rairigh
John McAfoos
Im. A. Rairigh
Robert Holt
Marion Center
Glasser
Phila
Squire Little
Livermore, Pa
Griffith
Indiana, Pa
J. L. Little
Royal
Royal Poultry Grains
Griffith Ellis
Ellis’ Mills
Miss LI
ORD
Penn Run R. D
Rochester Mills
Uniontown
Toy
Croftman
Toyland
Santa
Bell
Paine and Lyons
Paris
New York
Lyong
Trentman
China Department
Troutman’s
Eharly
Troutman
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